At its core, project-based learning aims to give students a more active, hands-on approach to learning, touching on real-life skills that students can develop in school and then carry out as adults. Read on to learn the key ingredients to successful project-based strategies – and a few things to avoid.

If you find yourself or others falling short most of the time, you might have a tendency towards perfectionism. And while having a slice of it can be beneficial, the whole perfectionism pie can lead to avoiding risk-taking, higher levels of anxiety, and a deteriorating of quality of life.

There are many strengths that introverts bring to society, benefiting our culture greatly. Here are some ways teachers can help students and parents recognize these strengths and help them thrive in their own ways.

Considering the strong correlation between student success and parent involvement in the educational process, vital connections made through various forms of communication can’t be overemphasized. Read on to find a range of communication tools to maximize the teacher-parent partnership.

“If we had lost even one student’s papers, we would have lost more than it cost to use Gradelink for an entire year.” It was time to replace the school's ineffective system with something more professional.

Michael revolutionized his school’s admission process by introducing an efficient, user-friendly, all-in-one system that consistently saves time and money. To make it even better, the school has seen a boost in enrollment.

Here's a brief list of ed tech tools for establishing connections and learning development. Whatever your students are working on, there are tools available right now making the process more engaging for them.